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Neil Edmond
Neil Edmond is a talented and accomplished writer. He writes both alone and with his writing partner Emma Fryer, their BBC Two original sitcom HOME TIME received critical acclaim and was nominated for a South Bank Award.
Dawn French
As a writer, comedian and actor, Dawn French has been entertaining audiences and making them laugh for over 40 years.
Dustin Demri-Burns
Dustin Demri-Burns rose to fame as one half of the BAFTA-nominated sketch and British Comedy Award-winning act Cardinal Burns and has since established himself as a versatile and in-demand actor.
Duncan Barrett
Duncan Barrett is a writer and editor, specialising in biography and memoir. He grew up in London and studied English at Jesus College, Cambridge. In 2010 he edited the First World War memoirs of pacifist saboteur Ronald Skirth, published as The Reluctant Tommy.
Lloyd Griffith
Lloyd Griffith is a working class actor, comedian and presenter from Grimsby.
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Dan Skinner
Dan is an actor, comedian and writer best known for his character Angelos Epithemiou and as one half of Brian and Roger. Dan began his career in experimental and ensemble comedy, forming the sketch troupe The Benders with Stephen Evans and Neil Edmond.
Anatole Taubman
Anatole recently completed filming both ZDF’s ‘TV-movie of the week’ ROSENTHAL where he co-stars as 'Elias Gleitmann' and Swiss/Canadian feature -film coproduction 111 where he plays pilot 'Captain Urs Zimmermann'.
Nick Mohammed
Nick Mohammed is an established, double Emmy-nominated actor, comedian, and writer.
Nick can most recently be seen in a major regular role for the fifth series of Apple TV+ hit SLOW HORSES.
Martin Trenaman
Martin Trenaman is a prolific actor, writer and comedy performer. After launching a career as a stand-up comedian, Martin won the prestigious So You Think You’re Funny? award at the 1994 Edinburgh Festival.